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Press ReleaseSwetha Shanker The session was orgniased by #IMPRI Center for Habitat, Urban and Regional Studies (CHURS) as part of IMPRI 4th Annual Series of Thematic Deliberations and Analysis of Interim Union Budget 2024-25. The first session on February 06,…
The IMPRI Center for Human Dignity and Development (CHDD) organized an insightful panel discussion on the theme “Population, Health, and Interim Union Budget 2024-25” as part of the IMPRI 4th Annual Series of Thematic Deliberations on Union Budget 2024-25 on February 6th, 2024.
The IMPRI Center for Environment, Climate Change, and Sustainable Development (CECCSD) recently organised an insightful panel discussion on "Environment and Interim Union Budget 2024-25" as part of the IMPRI 4th Annual Series of Thematic Deliberations on Union Budget 2024-25.
This year’s Union Budget was a vote of account, which is a provision in the budgetary process that allows the government to obtain the approval of Parliament for essential expenditures for a limited period before the full Budget is presented.
IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute, in collaboration with its Gender Impact Studies Center (GISC) conducted its second successful cohort of Feminism: Theory and Praxis between 23rd and 25th of January 2024. The goal of this program was to equip the participants with the analytical tools and vocabulary to understand the feminist movement ranging from its epistemology, its trajectory in history to its contemporary concerns and contentions.
IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute, in collaboration with its Gender Impact Studies Center (GISC) conducted its second successful cohort of Feminism: Theory and Praxis between 23rd and 25th of January 2024. The goal of this program was to equip the participants with the analytical tools and vocabulary to understand the feminist and intersectionality movement ranging from its epistemology, its trajectory in history to its contemporary concerns and contentions.
IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute, in collaboration with its Gender Impact Studies Center (GISC) conducted its second successful cohort of Feminism: Theory and Praxis between 23rd and 25th of January 2024. The goal of this program was to equip the participants with the analytical tools and vocabulary to understand the feminist movement ranging from its epistemology, its trajectory in history to its contemporary concerns and contentions.